
Oxidation Numbers and Ionic Formulas
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Chemistry
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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9 Slides • 11 Questions
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Many ionic compounds are binary meaning they only contain 2 elements
What are some other things that are binary?
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the charge on an ion is known as its oxidation number
it is equal to the number of electrons that the ion gained or lost
Because atoms gain or lose electrons until they become stable, the oxidation number for many elements in the periodic table can be PREDICTED!
Oxidation Numbers
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Multiple Choice
What's the oxidation number for Se?
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Multiple Choice
What's the oxidation number for F?
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Multiple Choice
What's the oxidation number for K?
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Why is the cation attracted to the anion?
Criss Cross Rule
Remember ionic bonds form when a cation is attracted to an anion.
When the bond is formed, the compound is known as a formula unit, which can be represented through a chemical formula
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What is always the charge of the ionic compound?
Formulas for ionic compounds
To write the formula for an ionic compound…
Find the oxidation number for each element
Reduce the oxidation numbers (if possible) to the lowest whole number ratio
Criss-cross the oxidation numbers
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sodium and chlorine
aluminum and sulfur
nickel (II) and oxygen
Practice!
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Some ionic compounds contain more than two elements.
These compounds contain a polyatomic ion, an ion with two or more atoms chemically combined.
Polyatomic ions act as a unit
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What is always the charge of the ionic compound?
Formulas for ionic compounds with Polyatomic Ions
To write the formula for an ionic compound…
Find the oxidation number for each element and polyatomic ion
Reduce the oxidation numbers (if possible) to the lowest whole number ratio
Criss-cross the oxidation numbers but never separate the polyatomic ion!!
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Calcium and Phosphate
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